The [smap] command

Object Detector

The object detector counts and highlights on the map either the hubs or virtual worlds found in the Digital Sea.

• Detected Object
  The 3D model displayed in the top-left corner of the window indicates the type of object currently set on the detector. By default, the detector is set to virtual worlds. Click on the 3D model to change the object targeted by the detector. Hover over the 3D model to highlight the type of object (virtual world or hub) currently configured on the detector.

• Object Counter
  The object counter located below the 3D model shows the number of objects currently configured on the detector that have been recorded on the 'Digital Sea Map'.

Identifier & Coordinates

At the center-right of the window, you will find the 'Identifier' and 'Coordinates' fields. This data allows you to configure virtual routes with the Digital Sea hubs.

• Identifier
  The 'Identifier' field displays the identifier of the hub or virtual world that you are hovering over with your mouse on the map.

• Coordinates
  The 'Coordinates' field shows the (x; y) coordinates of the cursor on the map. Clicking on the map pins the cursor and locks the coordinates.

Mini Map

In the bottom-left corner of the window is the mini map. It allows you to control the display of the central map. The Digital Sea map is divided into 9 regions that you can zoom into to better track activity.

• Display by Region
  Useful when manually navigating with the Skidbladnir. Click on one of the regions from the global display to zoom into that region. By default, the map opens zoomed into the central region.

  

• Global Display
  Useful when configuring a virtual route with a hub. Click on the mini map when the map is zoomed into a region to return to the global display.

  

Main Map

The main map is centered on Lyoko, as it is located at the (0; 0) coordinates of the Digital Sea. All other elements on the map are placed randomly when the game loads.

• Hub
  Hubs are represented on the map by [blue]{blue} symbols [/blue]. Serving as teleporters between them, the 220 hubs of the Digital Sea allow you to explore every part of the Digital Ocean.

• Virtual World
  Virtual worlds are represented on the map by [green]{green} and [orange]{orange} symbols .

• Skidbladnir
  If it is in the Digital Sea, the Skidbladnir is represented by a [light blue]{blue} arrow pointing in the direction it is heading.

  • Virtual Map Display Distance
    The outer circle surrounding the [light blue]{blue} arrow represents the maximum distance of the area displayed in the 'Virtual Map'.

  • Sonar Coverage
    The inner circle surrounding the [light blue]{blue} arrow represents the distance covered by the Skidbladnir’s sonar. When a hub or virtual world enters this zone, its position is automatically recorded on the 'Digital Sea Map' if the window is open.

• Virtual Route
  A configured virtual route is displayed in [blue]{blue} on the main map of the Digital Sea.

• Map Boundary
  The Digital Sea is an infinite virtual space. The Skidbladnir can therefore exit the area covered by the main map. If this happens, a message appears at the bottom of the map indicating that the virtual submarine is outside the mapped area. Note that no hubs or virtual worlds exist outside the map.

Replikas Census

Clicking on the arabesque to the right of the window displays 2 lists recording the replikas. Each detected replika is listed with its unique virtual world identifier, as well as the abbreviation of the country where the supercomputer generating the virtual world is located.

• Found Replikas
  The left list records all undestroyed replikas detected in the Digital Sea.

• Destroyed Replikas
  The right list archives all destroyed replikas.